Sentence examples for recurring claim from inspiring English sources

Over the years, South Korea has responded to Japan's recurring claim by adding a wharf, a helipad, a generator, solar-energy panels and a tank that transforms the sea into drinking water.

PARIS — Every time Radovan Karadzic, the onetime Bosnian Serb leader, appears in court on war crimes charges, he has hammered on one recurring claim: a senior American official pledged that he would never be standing there.

There are also recurring claims from residents that the Met has opted for a more aggressive policing style.

Snopes started out fact-checking urban myths (for example, recurring claims that the moon landings were staged) but amid concerns about fake news and its impact on democracy, the site became a resource for calling out false stories.

No international observers were permitted during the 2007 elections, amid recurring claims that electoral boundaries were re-drawn to ensure a pro-regime result, particularly at the expense of Jordan's under-represented Palestinian majority.

But based on teens' recurring claims and acquisitions like Instagram and WhatsApp, which diversify their app constellation, any analysis of Facebook should recognise that the news feed is simply one product among many.

The IPCC's moderate projections clearly contradict alarmist rhetoric such as the recurring claims from activists of temperature rise of more than 5C (9F), and sea level rise of 1-2m (3-6fto, not to mention Al Gore's 6m (20ft).

It also flies in the face of recurring claims that the thylacine has been quietly hiding out on the Cape York Peninsula in far north Queensland.

It also flies in the face of recurring claims that the thylacine has been quietly hiding out on the Cape York Peninsula in far north Queensland.

The antigenic variability of Type A influenza virus is the basis for the recurring epidemics that claim hundreds of thousands of human lives globally each year [ 1].

In recent years, American creativity has been undermined by an abundance of vague patents and the recurring extension of copyright claims.